Boston Teran

Boston Teran is a pseudonym for the internationally acclaimed author of twelve novels, many of them translated into foreign languages. He has been named alongside great American writers like Hemingway and Larry McMurtry, as well as filmmakers John Ford and Sam Peckinpah, for his singular voice and ability to weave timely social and political themes into sweeping page turners that pierce straight into America’s soul. GOD IS A BULLET, currently in film development, is considered a cult classic that has been compared to such seminal works as Joan Didion’s THE WHITE ALBUM and John Ford’s THE SEARCHERS. NEVER COUNT OUT THE DEAD has been called a modern equivalent of MacBeth. THE CREED OF VIOLENCE sold to Universal, with Todd Field (Little Children) set to direct and Daniel Graig in the starring role. THE WORLD EVE LEFT US (TROIS FEMMES), first published in France, has been reviewed as “a true masterpiece” and GIV – The Story of a Dog and America has been hugely popular in Japan.The author has been nominated or won over 13 awards, including The American Fiction Award for "Adventure: Historical," The Edgar Award for “Best First Novel," the Foreword Reviews' “Book of the Year Award," the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award for “Best Novel,” the Mystery Writers of Japan Award for "Best Novel" and the John Creasy Award for "Best Novel" by the British Crime Writers Association.